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I've seen a few corrections on Google for mis-spelling etc, but nothing for a search term like this -

I searched on Google for wooden bricks and got the following message

"Showing results for wooden blocks. Search instead for wooden bricks"

Whilst I know wooden blocks is the more popular term, surely wooden bricks is still a valid search??

Needless to say I'm not buying woodenbricks.co.uk at the moment!
 
I had a similar problem with a site I had. The keyword could be, for example:

Bird Accessories
Birdy Accessories
Birdie Accessories

There is no "right" way. I had "Birdieaccessories.co.uk" and after creating the site realised it was not ranking due to google correcting to "birdy accessories", so I added "birdy" to the site a couple of times, and also "bird", built a few links for each - Fortunately, Google no longer corrects it when you search for "birdie" now, and I appear top for "Birdie accessories", "Birdy Accessories" and "bird accessories" - and guess which gets the most searches, "Birdie"!!
 
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